Studio Monitors
Harman Pro Group | 2013 Section:
07 JBL has more experience designing and building transducers for professional studio monitors than any other company. We not only use the latest engineering and design equipment, but also the most important test device of all, the human ear. We believe in physics, not fads, so while other companies pick parts off somebody else’s shelf, we utilize our 65 years of experience in transducer design to create the perfect transducer for each system. In the great tradition of JBL Studio Monitors, we proudly introduce the M2 Master Reference Monitor, which for the first time, makes large-format monitoring viable for a very broad range of facilities. The M2 joins our family of LSR Series Studio Monitors, leveraging the latest JBL transducer and system technologies to provide a most accurate studio reference. The Linear Spatial Reference (LSR) philosophy is based on a set of design goals that carefully control the overall performance of the system in a variety of acoustic spaces. Instead of focusing solely on a simple measurement such as on-axis frequency response, JBL measures systems in a field 360 degrees around the speaker and engineers the entire system to ensure the offaxis response reflected to the mix position is neutral.
Then JBL goes a step further to overcome problems caused by low frequency room modes which plague mix engineers. A JBL first, the RMC™ Room Mode Correction system is included in the LSR6300 and LSR4300 Series monitors and the MSC1 Monitor System Controller. The RMC system includes everything needed to analyze LF problems and restore accuracy at the mix position. Our broad studio monitor line incorporates models to meet the most demanding performance and budgetary requirements. No matter which model you chose, your mixes will hit their mark.
JBL PROFESSIONAL IS THE PROUD RECIPIENT OF THE 2005 TECHNICAL GRAMMY® The National Academy Of Recording Arts and Sciences Presented the 2005 Technical GRAMMY® Award to JBL Professional for Continual Mastery and Innovation in Concert, Studio, Cinema and Broadcast Sound and Monitors to Ensure Exacting Standards for the Most Accurate Sonic Experience.
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